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MAt7Ult CHUNK. PA
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tramasctlonii In Knitmli Mid Ocrni .11 Jail u.
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SITUIIDAY, APMI. e, 1ST9.
Local and Personal.
to iuiiscitini:its.
Siibvribcrs to the Oaiuios Aiivocatk will
take apecinl notice that our terms are one
dollar a year strictly In advance, if nut so
paid $l.2i will uecharfied in every iiKlniiee.
Subscribers getting tlicir rwirat.jr ninll will
refer to Hie direction tabs on (heir papers
and note tlio date, and remit accordingly.
Easter, April IStli.
Next Friday will be flood Friday.
West's liver pills cure liver' complaint.
Tho reduction of tlio tobaeeu tax fioea in
to effect Mny Ut.
And now trout are ripe, and will soon
furnish royal sport fur our fishermen.
Chew Jackson's Uest Sweet Nnvy To
bacco. 7- SO.
Parlies going western get tickets from
Dart. fieab.il.lt, h. V. H. It. d.-K.t. in 12
There is inucli danger of gr.ifliii" Im
early In the spring. Wait until the buds U--gin
to swell.
Our merchants wiio desiru to liixuriutc
in the spring tr.ido should nut forget to hand
in their advertisements.
You can find everything In the drug
lineal the store of C. W. Lents, Vt-iespui t ,
fresh, p lire and cheap.
Tlio new firm moved Into and took m
cession of the. Kurt Allen Hou-e on Tiles
.lay.
Sew and elegant assorted stock of wall
pawr, just receive.) ut Union's Mauch Chunk
at prices delving competition. P.iier lung
ing n sieeialty.
"1'iish along keep morlnj," is tlio vi hi
in this vicinity just u.iw.
Watches put in first clu-4 older ut Dol--oil's,
Mauch Chunk.
Mr. Ilnrry K. Sweeney, of Drifton, was
at homo with his parents over Sunday. He
is I. Hiking tip top.
Mrs. L. Iluicrt has removed her Cah.lt
and Cig.ir store from next -lour to the Auvo
cat r. ollico to.ono door above.
For beautiful designs ill wall pipe s,
fancy stationery, .'ic., call on 11. F. LitckiM.
back, near tlio Hrn.ulway hoti.-e, Miiueli
Chunk. Lowest prices in Carbon County.
II. II. Peters aunouueos to his friends
and tne citizens in general (tut ho is now
receiving ami uiichiug.hli spring stock ol
cloths, cussnuercs, vestings unci suitings, and
that ho is prcpantt to make up nil cla-isos ul
clothing at prices never befoi-o heard of in
this section. "Perfect fits and Lowest
prices," is tlio motto nf thWhou-c, and don't
.you forget it. Store in the Post-ofi'ieo building.
Start llight. If you are goiug West,
don't fail to call nt IbisoH'ieo on Widuewlay
availing, and learn all paitieiilarsastn mules
fares, Ac, from tho jmpul.ir and reliable
Western Ticket Agent, 13. O'ltriim.
HoasKs, Cows A- Poi'i.Tuv Feci tlu ni
well, and give lliein Ocrman Horse an.) Cow
Powder to digest and assimilate what they
eat. 17-2U
Lewis Weiss is now receiving and open
jug anew and elegant stock of hats, caps,
boots and shoes forspriiijand summer wear,
which he is prepared to bell utuuprccclcut-
ly low prices, llo icspectully invites
ill
at
inspection of his stock lecling assured tliat
he can give full satisfaction.
In tho case ofassitillaud b.ittcrv.befoio
Justice H.-ck, last Saturday, Joeph I'ulli n I
vs. AUranaiii Aimer, the case wascompr. iu
isctl mutually by an agreement to pay tt sU
by tho ilefeuil.iut. who entered into reeogi.i
zaueo to appear for filial hearing 011 the lath
imtint.
C. Ben. Johnson has been chosen to re
present the Peiuooraey of the First Legiila--jutjys
District of Luzerne couuly in tlio next
Uentocratie Stale Convention.
2Tlron mills ul Ph(euixville, with their
jn '
from2,000 tuSftOO emploYces, have contracts
uough to keep Ihein miming lull lo. 'ear
or more. Tho New York contract will be
Jillctl by September.
Notice liusliccii jiostwl.savsnu exchang.-,
it tho several mincsof Charles Purriili .t Co.,
that tho reduction of ten per cent, made in
tho wages of miners and others on tho 1st of
January, will bo restored, dating from the
1st of April. This action fulfills the promise
at Mr. Parrish made on the previous date,
and give general satisfaction lo the interest,
ed lurties.
There Is no doubt that tke annual Ma
sonic Conclave, which will inccl inAlleu
town in May next, will bo 0110 ot the
grandest dciiioiistratious ever witnessed in
thula'ity All tho hotel room Is already en
gaged au.t numerous other buildings rent
ed for tho accommodation of tlio visiting
Masons. About three thousand
tire expected to bo present from
Masons
llllVrcnt
jiarts of the Slate.
Simon Siiecht a moulder, nt the Fort 1
ien Foundry, 0110 day last week, while
lilling his moulds, spilled mine hot iron in
one of hisshocs.burniiig liiln so badly that
ho will probably be disabled from work lor
several w.ujkj. Ha is faun Tun qui, is
about 2tty'clirj of age, and boarded w.lli M f.
GiilhjMIgxv2 taken honu to Tuin.i
llthiVIIeaw
i.ui'piu
last 1Wc.ln0s.lav.
-l-p llio week ending Mucch 29, thcic
ere CMU Ions of coal Ii1ijni over the I.
nkiiiL' n (itt.ti hiitiuiitxit r.ir tint ;
year ofift)i(,7il tons, on inercaso of7,ni2
tout uuiiiared with sainu tiuio last year.
Mrs. llibbler having rcmovcl into tho
building cp.ito this fli,v, on Bankway,
riectrully annoniuva t., t,0 ladies that she
is prereil lo receive their onlcrs for fash
ionublo driws making at very p.pular prices.
PkrkOift to tiik Siu-iaiiMi A copy
of "Medical Common Sense," a book uf 1 1 1
pages, will bo sent frco to all siilferiug with
Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Ac, Ac. See
advertisement in uuother column. Address
Dr. N. B. Wolfe, Cincinnati, Ohio.
S.iLumis Haut I Our soldier readers
should notice the card of W. C. Bcringcr A
Co.'s Claim Agency, in tinollier col 1 of
this lujieri and all interested should h.Mivm
them ut once, and receiyo the benefits of tho
new ieuion law.
Tho Lehigh Car Mauufaetuiing Cn.,al
Steintuu intend in the near future to cr.-ct
several ud.litionsl buildings to their ulrea.ly
exleiisivo workv. A new order far 7uu box
cart wus couintcnoed last week. Theein.
ployees will bo very busy for .ino lliue.
Tho Irflilgh Iron Co., whoso furnaoes
r locale.1 down below tho Kat IV1111 Junc
tion, started their secml ,ueV last week, uud
tho Works are in full blast umv, tiirniug out
an excellent quality ofiron, Cr which theo
Is a good dnmand. It begins to ,A ie
thpI ol.llimmhmn around Aineyvillo
This starting up of furnace after furnace is
sare cv.dcnce of ivming prr-r:.tr,
We. nro now fixed In our new sanctum,
In the room recently occupied by Mrs. ltu
wrtnsa Cigar store, nud will bo pleased to
sco all those of our friends who may favor
us with n call. Tho "latch tiling always
hangs out!"
Many of the Iron mines throughout tho
Whitebaits and Macungies, which, owing lo
the depressed condition pf tho Iron trade had
been lying idle all winter, have restarted.
Onel.noch Prull,of Phllllpsburg, recent
ly forged two notes, each for $73l), aud se
curing tho money 011 them fioui the Easton
National Dank'', cut sticks for tlio West. He
has however been captured.
Mr. Edward Itaber, formerly proprietor
of the North Western Hotel, of this borough
has moved Into, mid is thoiougly uniting
throughout, tlio Franklin ltouso in East
Wcis-'iiort.
Mr. Ellslui Miner has this week been
busily engaged 111 designing aud making
u spark-catcher, to cover the top of Ihocupoln
ol the Fort Allen Foundry. It la luado ol H
(Mterii, of his own Invention, of cu-t iron and
fire-brick. He has inado oiioof them before
'or another establishment, and says they are
liericct. The danger to tho wooden utiil.l
iiigs ill the vicinity fiom Hying spark, is
Jpccailly 111 windy weather, has called Ihu
etcher into existence.
A startling c.ilosion occurred in tho
Ilclhlelieiii Iron Compuiiy's Works thootl.er
day tluiiugli some one pom lug water uhjii.i
mould containing melted steel. Tliu con
tents of the mould went through the roof.
Sixieen shuns of tho stock ol tho Itelh
lelicm Iron Company ui.ro sold at puo.ie
sale 111 Ik'lielieui the other .lay nt $32,a0 n-r
shale. Four shales ol the New Stieet Bridge,
lletlileheui, wcio sold at tho same timo ut
.?! 1. 30 per share.
IlllAMlY, WlXK A XII UlTTKIlS. SK!Cl's
P. J. lliandy, IVit Orupo Winu and Wine
U. Iters have an exiciisivu and reliable tle
tuaii.l, Plitsieiain rciiimincud them in
prcletencu to nny other g Is ol' the kind
dK'er' Vineyuid's i.re ut, Passaic, New J. r
soy, 1111. 1 his wine wm awar.hil the highlit
premium at the t'ciitcniiiiil. l-'orsule by al
IrugiSls.
Skunks nro reporle.1 to be so plentiful
ra id so tame in smiio pillions ol' Fiankliii
mid also III tlio Mahoning vuilcv that tlie
aro ofien mistaken for honsj cats. A farm
cr a short distance up tho valley, 11 day or
tw isluce, loiiud in his hay-mo.v mid His
patched three of these lillle annuals w.lh a
piichl'oik. The skins sell In the fur marke
a, from 7. cuts to $1,511, a.v.ii.ling to I e
q 1. lily of (lie skin. The tl'sh.as t'. I,
m icli relislicl by many, having it is s. d
Wii Ml neatly ilrcseil and bike.1 u very ut II
c lie flavor, not very uu.lko the meat 01 1.
young pig.
The D.'puty U. S. Intenial Ilovcmtorol
lo'ior for this district, will ho at the Kx
cliango Hutcl, in this borough,. .11 too "III o.
May, I10111 11. 111. lo 12 p. iii.,iind ul Weiss
hiiI Marsh's Hotel, .11110 day Iroiu 1 to j p
m. Thoso interested will iiiakouuoio ol
this fact.
The Iidiighton Stovo Woiks shut down
on Satuiday last in older to do soiiu much
uee.le.1 icpairs 011 tho under Used in Hie es
tajlisiiiiii-iit. It cuulinued closeil du..ng
11 large pait ol this week lor tho sauiortu
soil.
i'no Hokeu.laiiiia cliurch was crowded
to uvvrilon 1 ug hist Sunday lugiit. Tneltev.
I ..inea A. Little preae.ie.t 11 short mid nucl
eating bciiiiou to ihu S.iobaiii Sciio.ii, ti(l
.listriuulitl 11e.11 ly one iiuiulred linde.-. auu
Tcs ..incuts as prizes 111 honor ul h..- tea...
aiiuiversiiiy.
M r. J. T. Drill, the jmpul.ir butcher of
Weatneily, was 111 town Wednesday, auu
caile.1 111 1.1 m-u us. Cull iigt.lh.
Hon. Dr. J. I!. Kicuiuer, of Millior
was 111 town mid cilled 111 to see us Wcui.es
.lay evening,
v-.Mrs. J,.li:
Monday even
day evening
tin ll iscii.or Franklin, died on
evening, ulter long sulleiing, U
cancer 111 the hreit. Her plivsichin-, six
weeks ago, removed thucauctr by surgica
opera tiun j but II had been lung ucgleclnl,
and she being far udvanccd in years, Hie ill
teniative d.d not save her lile. Sho was
about 1,11 years ..fag .
Ono mure 111, mill of tho public sohools.
For tho eight days ending M.iich III
Ihera were shiiipeil over the L. A- S. U. It
10S,:;.J'J tons of coal, mailing tho lot. 1
shipments to .lain SriJ.S.Hi ', mi lucre., c
of-IU,:iOU ascoHipaivd Willi saiii-j time las
year.
CyCI.OCKIU t OC I.ITKII tTl'IIK. A list o
the ivieurate.1 until rs w!io,e lives and w.it
ings rejrescii:cl in volumo 3 uf tho new
Acmo clilion of Chamber's Cyt-lnjicili.i ol
l.uhlisli Lilenilure, just rece!ve., is ccrla;
ly very attractive to iiiiyp'rsoii of lino lit. r
ary tas'c. Pox, Pcnii, Il.iMcr, lliinyun
L.K'ke, Newton, Browne, Hule, Walton, Diy
den, Temple, Hvelyn, l'.pys, Hitler, Add.
son, Sitifi, PH), HaiiKay, Cibher, SutIc.
II -rkt-ley, IK'Uv, all I II iling'jioke, uru 11 lew
ol'lho biillianlstais which bilghteii the II
p.gcs. "It will bring gladness to many ..
s.Molar's bean," saya the VVihm.oI Pinla lel
pliia,"t.i liiidlhatlliis truly aduiii-ahle w.ok
has oeeu lnoiig.it within lilo rangoofslui
.ow i,!ki-l4." Eight Mich volumes, be.niti
fu ly printed, uud elcgiutly bm.i I in el.i.li,
lor t.nly 2,!), nr by tho sin glo volume loi
' cents, pitt-Li,., is ceilainly 11 nur
e icapncss, and should establish an enviabk
1 -paiaiiou mr iiiu puiiiishers n it cm 11.1
m .ko their fortunes. Alitady they reiit 1.
saioorneaily fiO.OOO veluincs. It uiignt to
bo in every library 1111.I homo in tho l.m.l.
Sjitviiiieu pages an 1 lull particulars us t.,
various styles of bin ling, terniJtocl,ibs,ctc.
will bo scut freoon request by the publishe.
(he Aincriiun 1U.U Exchange, ij Beekiuaii
street, New York. The work is sold only to
sil'jserojcrs iliroct, an I llni present won lor
I'ully low rates aro tillered only to early pur
chasers.
A choice lot or Clover seed, und 11 lot ol
Michigan While Vine Shingles and Floor
nig, just received, and lorsaloehcapfurcas.i,
ill .1. L. Gabel'a hardware, etnrc. l'J-3.
Moucitx Socialism. It is not general
ly known that the laic John Stuail Mill,
.erhaps tlio ublest of lumlurii writers 011 -lilic.il
und social science, c.iminence.1 111 tho
year lSG'J a b..k 011 S.H-ialisui, which, it 11
liad b-cu cunpleteil, would probably halo
b.vn recoguizwl us thogicalost of his work-.
Manuscript chapters of the inoouipleto work
have recently been brought to light.nnd are
found so nearly complete in thcmsolvos,ai)d
s 1 ably to discuss quttions now most promi
neiit in tlio public thought, that a Loudon
lleview, and uImi The L,bmry Mtgaiine of
"ok uro puuiisii ug them. They aro,
iinuniinivd toap..ar in b.ik f.irui 011 April
2alh. publishtxt hy tho Aiuurican ll.ik Ex-
change.New York. The prh-e, post-jitM, , j
cloth, will bo ii) ivnu, or in Mwr Si tvuts.
It is 11 work which all students of liticj '
and wad.il topios, and ull enlightened cili-1
sens, will be ghd to rt ad. I
Foil Sai.k. Eight shares of tho Capital
slock of tho 1st National Dunk i.fLehighlun,
For further jurliculurs apply ut Ihu Auo-l
CATK Ollice.
Mtvssrs. Youngkin and flx, lea Thins-'
day evening ;Tor .Minnva.lis, by Hm II
o'rl.MktMiu 011 L. V. 11. It., and Mr, Zcttlo
i Moyer ttn-l wife of Ii.t p.-nn, f. r Fori
Worth Texas.
Ml bought tickets of Mr, Ik
O'U, :on,
rrof. J. M, Kittlcr, of New Mahoning,
will leave for Ileiilon, Ohio, Monday even
ing next. As nil cvldeneo of his good tnsto
and appreci.i'i ti hodropp-d into our sanc
tum and renewal Ilia subscription to the
Admicatk for tho coming year.
Tho Popular Western Ticket Agent, II.
O'Bnnn, will bo at this oflleo next Wednes
day nigh!. If you intend logo west, call
nud sec him, ho will scud you light, cheap
and quick.
rriini llio Count)- Sent.
lluiiot'nii Council Tho last meeting of
tho old llorouxli Council w is held oil Satur
day evenimr. Suo.lryb ainoiiiilli.g In the
agrega o to. 2 2 were ordered paid. C O.
Armbruster, tJldof r I Ire Department, tiled ,
1,1s reKu:nr monthly report,an.lsiip.lImenled 1
Itwlthantnvoniory o Hi, .roportyrtho Dr. I
panment, and making a favoraMe report of ,
tlio result of the test made wl. 1 .the new hose,
t tenlly turi.lsl.ed the 1'her.lx Hoso Company
by S Eastman 4t Co. Lxunerutlous from
the paymen id taxes w.ro mad. in nnmeroiia
cifs, and John Painter, collector, made his
reimr.,oo..,Bt.m,....u...,..uU...
...v,..., "...
4t,7t7, of which amount, at various times, I'"
h,,t ,. ,1.1 ,,1'nr t.t tin, 'I'rivifl.iPt r 1 S Ml ihcm
had laid over to tho Trc.isun r ifJ.iJO -there
tijlng a bnlanee dua or tuui. The 1'reas irer
and Sec.etitry were ordered 10 htvn their
bo,.k, uceouata and properties ready lo bo
turned over tun-w Incoming tim ers April
1st. Ureat credit la duo Secretary Wllhcim
lor thti r.i hlul manner In which hi lias kept
llio horoiith records during his toiln ; and all
llm attaches urtli.i press are indebted to lilm
far his unlforin 0 uncsy.
FinsT lloT Tmiot'tiM. Lat Saturday,
the First Lehigh Canal boat or tho season
passed thru kH iho Welah lo k hrru f r Co ii
Portforacaro. 11 wis boat No. 1J7. or the
1.. '. k. N'av. Co. treluht Line, and handled
hy t'apt. M. Ii.illlt-t The first boatthat went
through luaded, on Wednesday, was N'o. SOa,
Capt. A. llreisbach, bound lurl-imbcrtsville,
.V. .1. This was also n '.Inc. boat.
M soi-LLAt,ors. An auction sale or tho
hous -hold an I ollleo Inrnoure of the Amirl
can House has I.-en held ill's week, 111 accord
aui'c with 111. attachment to satlsrly a land
lo d's claim. I Is uu tentood ilial Captain
Foster has been extreuoly unlorlunate in
riiuntng the tinusu .lurlnu; his tenancy, nnd
that no rellies w ill a cou d. rablo loss. ,Mr.
Lil'ayetto l.entz bepo-i.t-s the new host
Mr. William Will e, llm if utlein.iuly and
clllcknt steward ol l.t. IMonsion Hons, who
during tho past winter has been In a hotel
In II uokly.., New Y irk, hut nuro recently
on 11 western lour, has returned to hla post
hu- e lor the so ison,
Mrs. .loin. Illi II will open a (lrst-cla's
b .ardlng liousj at Octun (trovo this season,
ariangcm. nts havinir. already been uoido to
th ten I. Wo kn..worno lady be.tcr fltleil
to iii.iko such a 1 est'bl sliment ni;iceable to
her 1 atron'and prutlialdo to he scir.
I'lieol sirocturu 1 as be .1 removed, nnd
wuk commented un the Inun latlou .r Mr.
Ohirles -hui hel's prop-ctlvo new building, I
0 , Sn-,U I. tun h street. '
...ou- i-"in.
unrfr Leadvlll... t) dorado, the nrst of nott 1
month, wher. If hell. ids hln
8 to Ills lllllld,
howlilico lino tho tavern or .estaurim bul
ncsi In tint cisi wo shall lose an ellle cnt
Olilcfof tho Flro Pi'par.mcut, and a goud
lellotv.
In tho Item lat week rcl itlnir to the old
Herman I lrheran churc. on Ilroadwav, wo
made a mis alio In s -ylug 'Olio c .nreg.-itt
will build a new ida"0 of worshlti." ILswlll
w. rshlp In Iter IVackcrn tale's new liurch
In Ihe2d Ward.
.Mr. Plus S,-hv,b!ni has removed to Last
M-iiieh Chunk.
Tho brljht, sunhlny days ol the list
..r this we. k heiran to I til 11 -e new life Into
mifler, but Thursd ly a regular April snow
sforinl l'ow long I 11, how toiu;!-are we to
vaun-dy drcain ol'a.hi) whn tlienowdls our
ntrt'd therm mct. r will welcome ut with a
triumphant V3 .11 the slia le.
Fr Sale,
Five r-dinrc of the Capital Stock of ll,elt '
Nnilonal Hank of L-hiirhton. For lurth.-r
pirtleulars apply at llio OHleo of iho 1 aiiiion
Aovocatk. March 'Jo t3
List uf Letters
Ucinalnhig uncalled for In th
l'..t Olllee. April -Illi :
LeliUh'.n
Frltrlnir'T, Francis
Powell. M. r.
(Mnwlue. Asker
S u.irt. Mls
Woirn.T W.
Wool lord
I. 11 Pkteks, P. M.
Iry. I. 'wis
llotier, reriFoy
lloppes, A1111I11
II .iif, Ma-v
Nichols, 11 Win.
sI'kjm; c:oo:s.
Daniel Oravcr, oftho lleo Hive store, has J
j'l-t returned from the cily with a new uud
choice n-soitiu.'iit of spring and summer
lie-sgoodj, nf tho very latest de-igus, which
lie is tillering nt pi ices fully as low us goods
oftho same quality can bo Imugl.t for in llio
cily. Also a full line of dry goods, notions,
'I'leeiHwarc.Ac. To till of which ive rvspect
ul y invite tlio attention of purchasers w ill
cirjul.irs.
:callt ol 7Ir. Cii'urgo Smith.
Mr. George Smith, an old and much
esteemed citizen of I.rliightnu, died in
Wednesday morning, aged 7'J years. He
tin born mil brought up in Ldilgh
oitnly, but has been a resident of Lelilili
011 for the n-t thiity-llve years. Hi,
,1111 'nil will bn soleiiiuizi-l mil the remains
interrol al t'10 llvi Silein c'i tru'i, in l.ist
I'miii township, next Mon lay. Ho leaves
1 wile, und one son, our well-known young
i.'llow-towiisiiiau, Mr. James Smith, trim
have our sincere sympathy in their sad
oop uvemeut.
1. . o. r.
111 1 .st 1 lies lay even'tt; th follownir ii.
.ii s w. ro Ins. alio I ntilcers ot (Ilia ien H.itten
I.o'KO, No. CSa I I). 0 V.. for tho ensuing
0 111 i.y aclinic II I)., Dr. N. 11. ltobcr :
N.U.. V.Lo Still .
V. il.. Fraiiii . itiroian.
Itsi Sic, II. A. Ilelir.
Tre .surer. John tihert
I he followlnr Is a list of the appoln'cd oin.
c-rs lor Ihe term :
11. II., Henry K 'Stenbider.
1. II , .1. W. d'Nell,
fun uctor. 't.t'. Crexler.
W .rdcn.. Ilr. Will It. it. a. J. Yolie.
II S. 10 V (J. (l.-orxo Nubaum.
I. S , Ja.-iib It. lieu K.
It. s. to V. II.. James Clements.
I S . Allrcl rr-ilu r.
It. S. S . Frank Fredericks.
L. S S.. I.. S. II uer.
The Lodiro Is well ollh-cre.l and the ntlcnd
nnce uooil, and It will 8,10:1 stand equal lu any
I.olge In tho coun'y.
UcniKtoiics lur holtllt-rs' ; raves.
It is probably generally reir.cmliered that
o no yeurs ago in I873 Congross ssil a
liwpnivnllng lor the erection of durable
headstones over tho graves or soldiers nf the
r-jnlar and volunteer forces of tho United
Stttes whoso remains nre interred In tho
National Military Cemeteries. This law has
ben carried out, and tho graves oftho Nil
t. oil's dead in these cemeteries aro now jier
niaiirully marked. At tho Instance of tlio
War Department, Congress has recently au
thorized tho erection of similar headstones
over the graves of tho Union soldiers who
are buried ill private uud village cemeteries.
This will be dona us soon us the im-OMary
ari-ungemeiiis con bo ma le. In the niwiii
timo tho Quartermaster General, ut Wash
ington, will atone,! proceed to collect the
nccossurv information as to where these
ho.ul, tomis nro reiiulied. All lHtwin having I
any liiiowle-lgoof the buritil plucoa of sold-1 of tho coal trade, but it has not yetdoiio lull
icrs lu private cemeteries who graves uro justice tu the shipjiers iu the Hushrtuu ro
not in, irked, are rcpuirteil to commiinimto ' giou. While llui fieights on tlu muni line
the I'act to tho Quartermaster (luierul, uud , huvo 1-ecii ruliietil over JO wr runt, ihu rales
pive regiment, oumjiany, and ttute vt death
ordutvosoil, if known. Similar information
ia dceiro.1 fnun rwrties In charge i.rsuch
oemeteriea. Of cunw it ia tint intended to
furniah headsumea for gruves over winch
niouumeiita hive ul ready been ervetul by '
lelatlvra or frlec'ia oriha deooaaol.
Our Piirryvllie! mullet,
All Fools Ilajr was duly observed Ly our
Young America.
March certainly went out like a lion.
Old llorens reigned supmne ou .Monday,
Tuesday and Wttlnes.liiy.
Mr. Thomas' Slraup and John Daiiha',
his son.ln-hiw, moved their families Into town
.luring tliu wetk,
And now that It Is universal y conceded ; ,l0maiid ofts,al netually imlcred for shln
Clir works aro to star', the ones Ion tll- , r 1
that cur works aro to star', the qucs Ion ill
cussel Is u-Arn that Iclleltous event n 111
trunsilre.
I hla week, generally speaking. Is tho last
of tlio school tetln, In our rur.i districts.
A Inro flock of nll.l geeso passo,! over
(),1.Mlm,nvevri,in!,,, .n ii..;,....
town norlliwiit.l a lew .'ays airo,
,. , ,, ,, , , ,
My croc,8 ,,crmancllt ,K,ln7ftli0.
re,,CIltcdly seen It asserted In our
0oul)y mt boru h nn(, ,,,
,tnlolncn hv ,alT r ,lroi, 0 ,,
,l,c,l by poster. ni tn.ntton in Con,v
, C(morklm , ,
cil ftnlu(c KK,xM the snmo7-Seo ah.
M1 , , ,,,,,,,,, , , , wccl..(l uf
ta nv .cats. Co.
cv. j, u Werner, on Tuesday of this i
W(1(,k ri.,vc,i faintly 0 hi, n,,w appoint.
. tllcnt tn Mclmj-tkllt Uouiuy. i.n.t Hv. i: llutr,
.. . .
tils suce ssor here, on the same day took ps-
s.'sslon oftho vacali-d pitsnn.mc.
Sir, I has. IinddctitaktS poss sslonol Ihe
(lold KiigloHoiel this week. The liuus., we
1 un
rstaiid, Is to b well furnlslo-,1, througli
with utw and tasty liuiillure, 1111,1 will
nu,
be put In good condition tor summer hoarders.
Ammuci's.
Wcmliprly lli'ins.
Wo hive been urcetcd with another snow
storm.
Mrs. T. O. Waant-r Is nsl;tlnir In tlio
milliner w. rk ill Kricslcy's, .Mrs. Iv. having
purchased the stock lecently owned ly h r.
I Miller, iho merchant, Is away to ihe cl y
, huylnic goods.
The posi-olfice boxes, since their removal
I to the new oihec, have hud 11 general clean up
and uru imw adorned wlih a new coal ol paint,
j Iho II, purlin, nt kIvcs imlleo thai head
siones wl 1 bo luriil-lied tor Iho graves ul all
deceased soldlt-rs. lheio are u tiumber such
lu our cemetery.
A'lillelnui gl.ul to nolo tho tcmpnrary
rej nlr of Com. Unmi's ijnce, nloii'f eeoud
stnei, ihu pavement upon Ihe same remlM-s
'needs Ii ill, g up vu.y buby. I do hopo our
w. rihy Cm. will a ton I to this inaiier.
Pe.er alusseluiui. baseoiiiru iet Willi Kit.
Huek tor the eiccllulior a twu-s.oiy kitchen
to his duelling.
I Air. Join Lnydcn, ho hit lnro a
1 short lime. ago. ha, s-curtd 1iNplo.vnn.nI1u
reialisman on a Now Jcrs. y railroad, at il CO
per woik nnd lioa-d. Julm Is looking out lur
a better piling ub.
Some members ufthe rnnillv ol .Mr. Lewis
Kcnglu hive le t fur Chll, coiha, 1 ililo. Mr.
K. nnd daughter wld tnllow uLtr tbcclusu ol
ti.e school term.
Foil THK Wi-8T. 1 hoso about to leave
are Henry Shall'i'r, H. Illnkle, and 1 barles
Monk and family. A number of others aro
tliln Ingol iol g.
ncr. evenwn. tho fl-emm. l.nto.l t
aei'ldrllt te.r IMIIKton. w .4 lnt-tii..rl. i, !
.1. nt of this pi .Co Ills father, John Steven
son, s'lll p Seles here, llo has the synpa hy
uf the community. Hockaway.
Oltltuarv.
if
On hist Sunday the remains of Frederick
Bohn, fiithcr ofjiilin Ilohn, !., wcronnict
o i.ii.i 10 usi 111 me una. 1. ien ituiion Cem
etery. Servics wero held in tlio Pa'sbylo
riau Cliiirch, by the llcv.. Mr. Smoyer, of
Iho Evangelical cliurcli. For th" last five
years deceased has made his homo witli his
son John Holm; his health being poor, he
was iinablo to woik but part of llio timej
since last October ho was nit invalid. and for
the last two months confined to his bed, a
great sulleror. All that a ilulilul and loving
son could do wnSllone, but his tliti-.i-o baf
, ,l the i-kill of llio phtsieinns. rrederit k
Bohn was boru in Wt-llzlicini, Werteiiberg,
Gcrniaiiy. October 13, lSI5;cumelo America
in 1817, nud nioveu to Gcruianliiwii in ISIS,
lie there connected hinisclf Willi 1 1 01 Kviin
gelic.il As-ocialion, was n ('laWlX-ihler for 11
number uf years,. m l moved to Piiil idelphia
111 1851. Ill IS57 his wife died, leaving a
largo nnd young family j he married ngiin,
aud the socoinl wifedied in 1S75. Owing to
tlio death of l.is father when quite young
lie was compelled lo lake charge of the bus
iness of tiiniiiug ; ho had received nu acade
mic education nud intended to prepare for
some profes-don. Two tons and three daugh
ter are still living. S.
ICttllroail Act iilt 111.
The Wilkcsbiuro Jtcconl nf the Times ol
hist Tuesday, gives the following particulars
of the railroad uccident near thatcity which
occum-d nt uu early hour on Monday moin
lug hut! Tliu midiiiglil train bound North
met with a sad disaster Monday morningal
the deep eutat Mill Cieck. Tliere isa sharp
curvo nt this point and this ell'eetu.illy pre
vented tho engineer from sccingthat a m iss
of earth nnd rocks had fallen 011 Iho trucn
Tlio tinin was iiiiining at its ii-m.il sk-ed
when the engine stmck the obstruction and
nearly ran over it. After breaking tho coup
lingnnd separating from tlio train tlioeng
turned p.irli.illv nroiuid aud capsized with 11
lerrible ciiish. The baggage car uud uu
sleeping coacli was thrown froni the track,
bill, fortnuati'ly, noouc in them win injured.
From under the engine, however, wassjiecdi.
ly taken tliu ile.ul body uf Nicholas Scliillin
ger, terribly crushed nud disfigured. Death
must have been iii-,tautuncoin. Tlio fireman.
Henry Stevenson, was seveicly burned aim
scalded nnd was fatally Injuivd by inlialiii
steam. His deatli 01 cured at 1! o'clock in
the nlleriioon. Both men live in this city
near the L. V. It It. round house, nud were
known us reliable mid caicl'ul men. Both
leave families.
'I'oivaiiiciisln ISrci lilt's.
Iti.a.lsarolua rcarpilly muddy cmd Hon.
U 001 Friday Hill bo iho noit 1, g.il boll,
day.
KIblcr's school, No, 5, closed on Wednes
day. A great many will li ivo to begin to stir
around.
A spelling beo will bo hid I at Klb'or's
ehtol housu this nturday evenb g. It is ex
pectoj thill W. 11. Kcmor. r nnd O. A Buck,
live teachers of Franklin, will n.aka remarks
for the bent tit of tho-e present.
VII thosj who d.slro to uict rid ot their
rata, will do well to call on .Mr. II. Drelsbacli.
Ho has tried It himself und louud ll 10 bu
II. K.
The brldg) tint extends over tlio Illi
Creek, nu.ir I. II. Wcl-s'a saw mill, needs tlio
attention ol the supervisors.
A spelling beo was held at Stemlersvlllo
on Friday evening or last week. 'I ho attend
ance was very large. IUiucciiv.
Another ICciltlclloii In Fi-clglUx.
We uro reliably iiifornieil, a.iys tho llmlo
ton .Vfoiiif, thattlioLehigli Valley Il.nlr.Mil
OouiMiiy have made uuothar reduction of
14 cents r ton on lolls mer their nud,
.....ui.lij tlio IIT:i.lt .U1C.KII tvnisir
Mauch Chunk to tide, a reduction of 05 cents '
in ull over the rotes of 1S7H, or iiioro than 50 '
iwrivnt Tim uumiuny has been n long I
lima getting down to tho "true iiiwurdtitW
on Iho lateral muds remain as formerly.
This la unjust and niirussivo lo llie iudi-
yhlual otwrutors, who furniah the bulk of
the trade. The rates on llielaleraU to IViiu
Itavtm are from 40 t., HU cents, t.r aa much
sisuq tho mam liuea from Mauch Chunk lu
tide. I
tide.
Tho fonl Tnii! o.
There la very little In the tendency of tho
anthracite conl trade illfTercntfroni what wo
have had occasion to reiort from week to
week for several wccki ist. Tlio demand
for coal is still reported pretty good by tho
Heading Uullroad Company, nnd llio supply
of vessels a t Port Iticiiuiond is
oo-ok nooi mat uiii. uu l-ri. lay iat over
ten thousand tons were shipK-.l, nud the
huwiness ol tint eonip.iiiy is r'picwnlcl us
steadily more profitnble this year under un
lestrictcd tonnage tin' 11 It was last year when
prices were higher under restricted prniluc
tioii. Tho anxious Inquiry now is, will tho
demand for coal keep prices where they are,
or will they contlnuo to sink, nnd eventually
Inula downward point whore there Is no
market for coal nt prices which will cover
thecost of putting it Into tho market? It is
aid that that point hasulrcady been reached
by Iho Individual oierators, and that the
largo companies, which aro trausKirtera
alone, can supply coal ill tlio 111 irket at pres
ent prices. Tlio transnortiiitr I'nmiiiniot
nuke up in loll charges what tlioy lack in
profiti from coal sales. Unless sonic ar
rangement is reached by which tho price
cm bo held up to what it now H tlio iiidi
vi I11.1l operators will bavo to prepare lo go
out of tho business. They will bo found to
ha simply giving away tlieirco.il, hardly ex
changing nu old dollar for 11 new one, and
this is simply suicidal aud f.Kilish. The
figures of tlio Heading Kailroa.l Company
enitinueto show profits, nnd the Lehigh
Navigation Company up to tlio pre-,0111
makes a similar rcmrt of g-iiu over Its busi
ness in corresKiiidiiig time last year, and is
now $lfii,llOO better oil' than nt tho end of its
first quarter ill IS7H. That company now, we
hear, begins to experience soino 'readion
Its orders for coal uro lessening, uud especi
al ly tho-e for coal to its line trade. Tliu
well known superior quality of this com
p uiy's coal, however, gives it the ml vantage
generally or better prices Hum can bo real
ii'd by 601110 other of the coniieting con
p lilies. Any further fall ol prices, however
w,ll tell directly to the prejudices ol its In
terest, us a dull market has already 1I0110 to
tint of somo other panics in tlio trade. Tlio
roMit in circulation last week, that tho Lu
high' Valley Hallro.ul Company had reduced
itt toll charges fiom Mauch Chunk to tide at
Pel Hi Amboy to liU cents u ton weure in form
ed is incuicct. The coiup.iuy's toll charges
aro now seventy live cents per ton for the
disluncu named, which istiie lowest mlecvcr
ma lo 011 that road. The new toilers for coal
with tho transporting companies 1110 light,
but, in addition to thoso which had accumu
late!! previous to l.i-t week, have proved
enough to keep up 11 fair shipping business.
U110 great source uf i-oinpluiul m tho cause
of llio'picsent depressed condition of the
coal tr.ulo is tho monthly auction sales of
largo blocks ofco.il. These sales tend mater
ially to iloinorulizo tho 111 irket. They afford
oppoitunities for manipulation of prices.
Iluyeis may conspire to not bid ngain-t each
other by agreeing to let ono purchaser buy
in much as may meet tho Wants of Iho or
ten und ol dividing it after sale, or sellers
may be equally delusive in runiiingiip price
through tho use of "Peter Funk" bidders.
If these unction sales were discontinued
there is r-usoii to beliuvo that some arrange
ment might be agreed Uhiii uinongoperators
that would bring immediate lelicl to tliu
trade without adding ultimately to tho cost
of fuel. Too auction gain of 1011,1100 tons ol
Ser.111to11co.il atNcwY.uk, 011 Wednesday
last, tho i'litli instant, realized lower prices
than al tiny public sale 111 tli.it market for a
long time, tho decline from llio low a hi of
November, LS77, ranging from 5J to 1 IJ
tents per ton, except for chestnut, which oil
Wednesday lust brought 2J cents 111010 than
111 November, 1877. Yet because tho great
majority of Hie offerings uf the last sale con
sisted of tlio twi highest priced sizes, the
aveiage price was the samo as that of tlio
sale in November, 1S77. There was 11 sharp
.leclino in pries, and in nearly every in
stance tlio rates were tlio lowest everkuown.
The November sale of 1S77, just before the
coal combination was organized, was noted
for its low prices. Lcdijcr, Monday.
II. lines from I.caier .lleailovv.
Three men, Messrs. Thus. O. Iii'liohoe,
.Michael . or Hi, ami John SU ruliin, h lu'ole.
raine lur .Nct,raka uu Mutnhiy 1 st, with the
iuiciitlun of purchasing laud, to make per
manent hollies lor thcmselr s nnd lauillles.
Mipt. John W.nrsivs ihattho new slate
picking g-g, that wero put in their Nu 1
Lreaker lusi week, gives geiiuial satisr.ieiion.
Mrs. Hussuii. late hotel kotp-'r ut Jeddo,
lias moved In tho Central hotel, just tae ited
hy .lames Cole, who has looted 10 Quakako
Valley hutcl.
.Mr. John Wear lias purcli is-jd two splen.
1II1I horses lur ihu farm he lately purchased in
the (toukuke Valley,
.Mr. Join lioilurock and family hate
aualu muved I10111 W,ca.hcrly back lu their
olil liume
.Mr. John II . w.len and wife of Ashley,
brought th. Ir Infant son, ttnil died ou Sun
day, heiufui Inttruio ,1011 lutslay ultcriioon
The Son. of 'rentpniaiice huvo fnvited '
I!ev. J P. H n'orl lo ilollvtr n leituro, fur
thulheh orihonnler, in Ilia IM.I Pullow.'
h ill, uu ihu lo. li ins,. Sulject : "I.ll.by I'rls.
ou." Tho rev. tent tiiinn in an able oraior,
and was hlinselt n prlMiuer fu I. bby f r tunic
tune. Theieloru io m i)- eipect booiethlni;
Kooil.
Tho minors worki-d more ilays, at tho
inliiC'o f. P. Sl.a'iier .M'o., l.isiuiuiith than
tht-y workeiliiny mouth la.t ear. Wo think
It ti great jilt y that Iho inliicr, according to
the Keiier.l optnloii unions thentsrflvi a, wilt
be thro a ii i.lle Jiut now, and ureil 11 it ca.'a
pitv to pull out the nu slbat ttoio throtrii tn.
to tho firu by those who were too .tubboru to
co coao a llttlu to the vl.na of others, anil to
Iho miens oftho whole combination. Wo
hate no Idea lh.it a general nl peiKlon will
take place, hut, Iftt Marti, it will ba conflncil
to tills l.chlKh r"k'lon, whero tiny ray they
are worklmj fur feta pay than la paid clso
nh re.
Mr. James Wa.lclell, late ni.ierlnten.lfnt
ufthe mines ol I.. II. i:iy It. Co.. lias luken a
ultuatlon as Mlnu Supcrlnicn.lt'iit oinenhi-ru
near Wllk. abarre. Wo arc very ula.l tu bear
of the gentleman eclnit Buforlunatf, yet aorry
to lo.e li s company, which Is generally very
congenial Indeed. Uus. liven,
I'atlicrton Itlpplt',.
Andrew Kllltit nnd r.imlly left ror Phlla
tlclphla this mornfng. Mr l.lllot has it misI
thin iimlcr hla brother, who fa proprietor ora
largo woolen and cotton manufactory, lie
will hnvo charged of tho machinery. Mr. Kb
Hot has been employe.! for n number of jeara
by tho I.. V. Itl!.Co.,ralihfuland trustworthy
ul nil tliutf.
II. II. Delhi, well known by all who enjoy
go 1 luualc, la iu town. He is iu buiincaa lur
himself at Zlun'a drove, Schuylkill Uu.
tlur geninl friend V. P. I.oeg. Iiavln-i
Inktii unto h.iiiself n wile waa w irmly oun- ,
L- mo mul In- ilo i tflce buva al r.ukerloii 1
. f . ,,..,-,, ,0 .
. ah no wait fur now la ,ho lion.) I hat
yiK.n.ilured Henry ".lot likwls"."
lluw about lutiery llckola-woteh lbs
v... ..,t- ib.M.iu, ,i. io .i i
1ll,,il.li.-liiuiL-,0m,.i-i.l lo T.ililt,titftn this
........... ....... ,.. ...
I lie best "IfheaofiliotHMini unity are
nun ttiut .urn io. iii.i.i. .ovii lumis i',..
lwr"'- I
-lwira:Miatiuin ha a taken up h a nI-
danttoa l-ark.rltai.
William llarleuisn waa auldeuly proa,
tratwl Willi let ere cold and fur a time hla
,,,,.. nJir -ui sjnte. wo are
., r !... ..n.l... ,K- ...........
uJ to know Is Imi.rorlaic.
' A new parsiuout tulweco tba two Uoird.
a nnvinvsmont hottt
Inir Houses n.hla greatly lo the comrort or tho
cliltyiu ot this place. Thanks to tlioio who
I hMe 'uc'1 'ntcrprlie,
Ilcr. William Plckop has been return'.!
10 tins Held. A young man with fine talents.
ho deserves siieccst In his labors.
Eight dollars it day and full cliargoofu
largo shop Is what Is ofTcrcd to ono of Pack
erlon'scltltcn. So It Is -aid. Anox.
Waltten lor tho ('Aimny Advocatb.
"MY m.VN.J.()!Iin!.
11 Y OIlUilNAt..
How should wo sHnd our evening", wero
1, . , t . . ,. ,, , ,
it not for grandmother? Sho ran bestow
cnod advice) sho can rclato to us scenes of
by-gono times.
Bui, to come nearer home, let lis. proceed.
My Briindinollier ono night had lost her
spectacles, nnd two or three of us undertook
to find thciiij but, after looking for somo
timo tn tin purpose, wo gave up the search,
nud Grandmother nt lal found them 011 the
top of her own bond! Wo nil had a heaity
laugh In which sho as heartily joined, and
she then began lo lalk to us on tlio ndvnn
tago, when anything was lost, of looking in
the tu-ojier place j nud sho proceeded 1
Once I icmeniber of setting a ccituiii
pel son to seeking loru piece uf money which
I had lo-,t. Hu pulled about the chairs ami
tables, making a great bustle, still he did
not I'm, I it for me, though ho slid bo liad
looked everywhere, uud so ho hail every
where but in Iho light pi ice, and tliat was
his own waistcoat B.cket, for there I un
derstood It was nil the time.
"Mirny years was I looking for peace, .mil
found it not; nnd tlio only reason thai 1
.11,1 not find it was tliat 1 did not look for it
in the light place; if I had 1 doubt not that
I should huvo found it. First 1 thought
t nit money would assuredly givo It lo inc.
Hut it was quite the contrary. Well, 1
thought, If riches will not do it, I will seek
tcputatmu; this also failed. My next tie
termination was 'to make friends, for 1
thought they would increase my joys, anil
solace me in my sorrows. Aiust I soon
found ono friend was called away; a second
quarreled with me, and became my enemy,
uud u third died) so I saw plainly it was
folly to depend 011 friends for ioace, and
that I most certainly must have looked in
tlio wiong plauo to find it.
"So seeing that I had nil along sought for
jieace, everywhere but in tlio right place, I
sought it wlicio il is always to bo found in
the Oosjiel of our lli'deenier, whicli tells us
'That Jesus Christ came into Hie world to
save siutieis.' 1 had bcfoio been instructed
that I was a sinner, but now I was taught
to feel it llio Hole Spirit, gave 1110 that
Peace whicli the woi Id givelh not, and can
not take away. He assured, if with silicon
ty you seek in tlio satno place, you will
also find it; for 'Hu lli.it scckitli Jludcth,
uud to him that kuocKelh, it shall le
OJKMICll.'
Veil must remember that I did not look
for my spectacles before I found tliat I had
losllhciii; und so in like manner 111 one
w.ll seek for anything until ho feels tha
want of it.
'My dear children, you will nut seek
peace until you have known sorrow. If
you want i'uce, you may look for it every
way; nnd in every place in vain, unless
you seek I r. mi tho Loul Jesus Christ; seek it
llius it your euiliest diys, and us your
Grandmother is talking lo you, so surely
you shall find il."
Kind Providence bo blessed for such a
grandmother 1 Perhaps beloio long, dear
grandmother will close her eyes In death;
but I shall never f .rget her counsels. Per
haps before long she will depatt to her homo
up yonder in the heavens; but 1 will
with tho aid of liod seek things in tliu right
place. Yea, sliols nigh four scorn years old;
und lier lime of departure is near ill hand,
fur which her lie.ut is longing. L uigiiig tu
meet her friends gone before, and especi
ully one friend Jesus 1 With him to sliaio
all eternity, to walk the streets ol gold. To
sine; tho sous ol tlieicdeeiued in glory. To
be limited in while, with palms 111 her
hand and to praise Him eternally. "He
loved us and washed us Irom all our sins iu
His own blood."
m:vs ;ossit
Piowtllon Wednesday ran ten miles nt
Pliilailelpiiia in one Imiir, eleven minutes
and lilty-sevcn seconds.
No fluid cm sleep soundlv while suf
fering witli Cnliu or from Teething, lteiuovc
the cause by using lir. Hull's Ihit.y Syrup.
Only cents a bottle.
Tudor, the man who has undertaken lo
travel on horseback Irom New Vol k to Pata
gonia, and his party arrived ul Kiiuxyille,
Teiiu., at 11 a. in., Wednesday.
Tho Merlin corresioudont of the Loudon
77iC4suys that I'ouul Schouvuloirs mission
has been siiive-slu). Tlio mixed iHViiu.iti.iii
of llouni.'lia will bo carried into elloct by
Kuglisli troops, French, Italians, Autriau's
uud Uiissiaiis,
It is cruel for parents to let their child
ien sillier Willi coughs uud colds, which 111
so many cases lead to consumption und pre
nialiiio death. Oivo Dr. Hull's Cough My
rup. Pntw Ua cents u bottle.
iU 11 meeting of twenty-nine thousand
spinners and weavers ut Itoueii Monday it
vviu tieeiiUHi to semi a iiepiuaiiou in j.'aris ti,
repreteut tn the government the destitution
1. 1 tho working clus.es iu ouw-uuciioo ol re-
ililctiou of waes, an 1, iu some ca&cs, com
plete bloppage ol work.
Tliou.xtiu'iio l'rcucli republicans and their
organs aro violently dfiiouuciux Senator
IjuUmlayo uud tho uiiKlcruto Lett in mm
ipiciico oftlio ivi,i t ugain-,1 the reiiioval ol
tho neat of the la-gislaturo to Puris, and
ihreateu to iiboiti Ihu Senate if atteiiipta to
interfere witli tlio will of Prance, which
they bay is leile-CMleil by Ihu Chamber ol
Deputies.
At lal tlio dreary Vaiidcrbilt 6uita have
coiiio to an end, tho last two for $,s,ililll,iliiu
Imviugbeeii withilrawii by I'orui-lius.l. uu-
ileibitt, William II. vanderbilt waiving
costs. It is lo he hnjicd the public will hear
no inoio ot llio pnvato ullans.
It is announced ofl'iciallv tliat tho death of
tho youii' Prince Wulilcinar, ton nf Ihe
Clown Piinco l'rederiek William of Ger
many, was caused by diphtheria, and that
luoa. tires have been taken to prevent llie
spread of the ilUeue, which has lately been
so ratal to memburs of the lloyal family iu
I'ruwia. Her Majesty Queen Vict.iria," not
yet sixty years tt age, lias now hi many
graiidi luldienunil otiier relatives that.in the
natural course of events, tho Kughsli t'ouri
stauils ii good chance ol being iu mouruiiig
tho moot ol tho lime.
Keep it in tho home, that it may be
promptly iidiiiiulslcrcd in ull sudden nttacka
of oouh's, colds bronchitis, or any kiudrttl
iillection for which it la un eU'eetuiil renie.lv.
Wo me.Hi Dr. Haas' Uxjioctoraiit, Si uud iu
cents a bottle.
Pittston, l'a., March 3I.-Alin.it 1 o'clock
this morniii, us kifugcr liiiln Xo. 8, from
Xew York, on Ihu Iiehili Valley Kailroad,
duo hero ut I:2Hii.,iii. ivai aiipnittchina Mill
I Cieek, ueur this I'lui-e, Ibo loconiotivu was
thrown fiom tho truck lu i,n-iiielHV of uj
ami 11,10 iv'i.cii luni occurrou u snort tun.
lucvioiii. Tim t iiaiin-er, Nicholas Kehilnu I ,
tt-r. waa iiistuuilv killed, uud iho fireman I
iv.it seri.tusiv imtirMi. ii,nu ut tu., lUftscu- '
S"r wvn -rioisJy hurt,
I'rwleiit k Sbink, of I'ltlslairg, had n leg
out ul)', uud wus mlierwiM aerimuly injured,
by beliwui-oideiilully thrown under nu ex
pi sua train ul Tieiilon. U.J., oil Saturduy
7" "'!- ,,....".'. .'.".-,
.... 11'. t. I. ill. .a.. .. .Ir,., , .Jn.
ou llie reiiiisylvaniu llailnuil, was latully
i . .... c.m,,, ,t . Tioi,.,. 1,
Bjtunluy, iiu.l illeil In u lew Hours.
A leleiruni from Trenton X. .I..rcinrla an
jllar-lrt f iwiru.p.i.u.i,,....,.. nui,iiiS tho
iiallle in Ilueka i.hiiiIV. Pa., uud uUut iiiuu
ber ol new eases nf the diseas in UerRcn.
Morris, Kssex and Darliuiwui ouunlie., .S, w
.lp
a nn. .. t 1
cl.n.l,. ml.. V..t,llvlle. Aik . ,, Koo.l.v
uiht las, sod Un-i IUW tliu friiUvJ nevre
piper office and the resilience!" of ttircti rill
r. ni,nfer whlehlhcy rem Minted and rule
oil', rorliitiali ).' 110 one win liiliire.1, llo
' "''J"'' ,r'ls n? ur tl10 killing 1 f a lit-
...! n.,.nn.t 1I...-I I'l.n.ail..... ...., ,.,,l
1 .... .......
i vi.wiiiii-,ii,iim .. ....a ......
1 some timo iirjetl his removal to 1111 insaiie
uyluin, but his ivilo wouhl not consent to I
I
TheTnMii',iitirii., nt Claremunt, N. II..
wn ile-lii,f,.,l l.f li... l.u.,wiit i.im and I in.
as uestrotcil hi liiol-tween ono rtlul '""I
.1 clock on Sat11rd.1v morning, nud five Of th" ,
inmates were burned to death. The victims
were Mrs. 0,bm, mother of. he proprietor t
Mrs. S. A. Place, pastry cook t Miss Auuio ,
Joliiiton.cliatiibcrniaiil t Mi-s Lvilln Menill '
.able girl, and Charles Morgan.; Foiirsn.all ,
stores, licsiiles Iho hotel wero destroyed by (
hi e, and the total loss is estimated at."ll,000.
A firn in Modlsnn ll"i".,on Silurilay.ilcs
troyp.1 the upper mitioii nf tlio FiinchiM
block. Dunn the lire throe explosions oc
curcd, injuring seventeen men, lliree of lliein
it is thought, l.itnlly. Il is believed the
block was sel on fiiv.'nnd liuit tin' explosion
was ilue to niini' Fiib-lautt placed III the up
per story by the incendiary. The new' rout l
IIt.li1 ol Licking county, ut Newark. Ohio,
was damaged by lire on" Saturday lo the ex
tent of ffilil.OUO." It was tiiiiiph'fed last fall
nt n cost ol ?d.7,""0. The lop of the vent 1 1
ntor was of wood, nnd plniiil in Ihe carrot
containing valuable riTorils. The lire Is be
lieved In have started In this veulilahir.imd
I iiiidI ti, ,-i j,i 1 i,iui..iu.i ..d a. .. ,.r ,1...
.sumtv- nilicers wvr charged with irregulari
ties which could not ue proved ll the records
wei e 1
lesiii.vci.
11' Ikosl.arre, March 27. At two oMick
this moruiiiii puly of live men who had
been playing cards iu a saloon i.n sonlh
Main street, this city, became involved in 11
dispute during whicli Jiiiopli Sclinale llnent
cued to kill a constable iiiuned John Zeis,
but the matter was aiiiie.il, I.y adjusted nud
cordial relations existed between the two
men until six o'cl.H-k. At Ihu timeSclinnli'
diew n revolver und shot Jacob Schwab in
the nhdnmcii, ihllicling luoital injuries.
Seliaalo then lire I ut Zeis, Ilia bullet just
grazing liis skin. Ze.s at oni-o nrrcsteil the
murderer mi l look him bel'oi" Alderman
Zicglcr, who, after 11 hearing committed him
lo prison. Seliaale avs llmt he was drunk
..in. uisciaim. u uu liiiowie.igj 01 llio niur
.ier.
Uiiiontown, Pa., March ,"10. A. J. Coil'
man, 11 I.n mer, living ten miles from lu-iv,
is piiiBued b some lelontloss foe. First Ins
valuable dog was siisoiieii : next lmison was
placed in Ins lioi-su Iced trough; then an un
successful attempt wis mod,! to liiirglaiiri
ins house, winch was billowed by some mjs
cie.int burning hi, stiaw stuck." Then his
barn was 11 red nud destroyed, nnd between
three nud lour o'clock vesli i.h.y morning un
unknown person firt-il at Mr. Collinau in
his bod-room. Tim bullet struck his wife
011 the back of the lieail.f.inetiiriug herskiill,
Coll'man iiislied out niter the villain, hut
tho latter i-iUH'd. The fanner knows nui
ther the cause nur the motive of tins enmi
ty. " llulih'.onl.it 'J'tt:llMc."
It is ail very fine when young people arc
iiuiiling. having the ple.i-.iiit ttfe-a Uta,t
tending balls, paities, , I. lees-1, 1 amiHi'ineiit.
and nt last Jiopping tlio question w.tli 11
-light picture ol the hand, uiecliiig of the
lips, uud the day upimi'-lei! to be 111 nlo one.
Solid comfoi l uud pie i-uro eontinui! until a
family olchildi en aw brought into the win Id,
thou thero is tiui-tunl anxiety lor their
health and comf.ut, and at any time when
one of tho-o bright eyed rosy i-iu'okeil child
ren is troubled witli Coiiglii, t'olils, Hoarse
ness, Ilitlk'iilt llieatliiug, or any Croupy
i-Svinptoni-., a Imlilo ol Il.vt.r.'s IIiim.y or
1 1 111: 1.1 iiiu s 1 xo Va it is immcdiiitely procur
ed, ti few iloset iiilminisU-re.l,',lie disease 1111
niliiiateil, and then eve'-ylliing iignin 111. ivo
along smoothly. Th s uitiele is now Usui
by nlinost every family und gives universal
satisfaction. Sold by all ilruggists ut ,111
cents uud $1 per hoi lie, und ut tliu iloj-il.
CiilTTkNToN'si, 7 Sixth nvciiue. New Yolk
Citv. lircat saving to buy largesizn.
JhsT 1! a Niiui.i-ii, X. V., March 7, IS7S.
('. X. CniiiEMiix Ubar I'm : Iiv wiitim;
to Mr. Bishop H'lliams, Fai-t Haiol'dpli N.
Y., I think Jon can get 11 liivt cla-s ti-sliuio-
lli.ll for II.tl.K'S IlllNKV 111' HollKlllll'M, AMI
Tail, it having cttrctl u cough of ivo yem
standing, ul which had been iiusiieeesssiilly
treated by somo of our best physicians in
this section,
(iLK.vi's S'ft.i'iirii So.tf is having n good
run here; it's a success-. Y.nus liul.v.
fi. M. Jkiikiiiis.
Pikf.'m Tuutkaciik Duel's ctiio iu one
luiiiute. !J:'2
Closing Prices of Kf.ihikx ,t Tuhnskmi,
Stock, tiovertiniciit uud Cold, dll Sonlh
Thhd Stieel. Pliilailelpiiia, April 1 Ih'li
I. .UD, IDCl t I''a ll) 111 1
a. .v.i'm .a a .. ,
j. VJOV, ISiJs
I'. J A
U. S. llt'IU'V,(tV.
is. ty is , 1 ..
IT. tt, -ifj- IlL'W ....
U s 4 new
t'v-ti ii 11 1 iiii
U j (ml I''., 'ihku
.1 V 1 Id I' 2', 1 Kit
.1 hu iv: Jts. ri
I h f It UJi il hi l
.tt4U inn iu- a 1.1-
.1) lil 1 ! 4 Hfkl
. sij iihl .-kit
. .b'i ItHl VA Hki
;i 111. lva:iii It. J
rinl.i iV H.-: (.! l: l.. 1; ...
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1 0J1UI1 (u v . v. Lu.,.,
lT lilt "1 1 Cl'IIIIinhll'r tl
N" IllPHI IJ lltlil . 1 ...
llo t.-iiviili" i-n it. u. ti
i"tti..nt. it itrir. u 11. co.
Uolil
wi vo" 1 nil Jst j
" t3'i.ioiu tlt li in 11-),
A', Ml
li ..lit
0 HSk'H
1 U .1
1 'i H f! 1 .ft it
4'i Ii il A tn ro
I ft hi lift .
M!i bid P5H nM
U 4 Ulll W'lk I'CXII
M.WMMI 1),
IIlt.L KfllSIINKI!. On the 0 ll ull , by llcv.
A. ll.irthoiotiimv, I'ciirltiliinnl.Mi-i. 1-lii.niii
.lane Ivi-r-hner, hoth o ist Pcnii, Selitii
Kill county.
I, Will. KITS. H JIll.l I P.. On tll ISlIi lilt., iy
tliu Mime. .Mr. John 11 l.t-culel n r. ol Wi ki
Pcnii, Seliuylkill c. tintt, inn) ,Mlfs Alice M.
IMIUt-r. ol .Maliuiiliia tin-cuiinty.
STItolll. HUB 'NKU '111 ill- ti h lilt., by the
a.i ine. .lull ii S. Mrohl uml Ml Aoi'iiiila t'.
Kuthucr.liothoniruk si:rctk. ihlsc. limy.
Ml-TIIAIIT NtlNtKMACll II. I 111 ihoCDIl
lilt.. h the raine, I ilmn K. A ll hart, ul
N ir Tripoli, I,. hiub e... hihI Miss Saruh
Xuiiiiviiiiicber, il Tamiupi i, Tn.
lllllTTAIN I-KINMIM.KI!. Ill 11 -tll'IOn. en
tint '.'5:h till., hy liev. 1. a. II nu r. Hei rs
Ilr t iiiu ami Min KHz Ihi h llelmiilllcr,
hjtli of licit! er .Mni, low, Ins cuuty.
ii!i:ii. -
1.DTZ. In Malionlnir, on tho 2nd ult., Tolm
.laeob l.ulr, ngeU t!7 jear., ti mouths uiul 17
ibiya.
X'U.i. In llowinansvl Ic. on th 18'h ult.,
O.lver ilcoig... sou of aujii.iiis miit'ar.k
lino .Noll autiil o yours, lu iu a. an.l 21 ibt.ta.
Strv In Il.iv orvlll. on .he, vi.t ult,,
i harlle. a n of Paul and Sablua Xtff, ageu
& uioutlis ami 8tla)8.
Special Notices.
Tiin voiti.ii'.s it,i,.ti.
iu. li. wi:viii, fN'H LTKiuTivE t-vmr
Ilr
A ifluedy n cl TIlIltTV-l-'IV.-. UAUS Ic
K" ",co1 tu ' ''" l" ' 1
-, . I
-i-T. a ti a-v-Li. a.xi3xvjL,
or, lur, 1., v'li.ois.'.eci.i.o.nv tuiitti m. "aTal. i
iiiuu tea, nmlu i itist.ii!.H iu wiiica ti.ob oaa i, ,
liiii. icatt-u. -a ihi.. cm, e i in t ouo o
colli by Ull IttTtIL tlltlGGlsTS ttllU (ttlHs-Csais
on v by lilt; H'-V.iU;i. aii,,tt.j; iv.
1'. o, Hux 3as, i .oct'c t, i . .
PIMP LiiJS
I will noil U'ni) tlio iic.o for ft nip
VtOKTAULit lUtu mat wi.i roinuv' Ti.N
itlU'Ki.i.H. I'l.M 1'1,1'S uiul iiLOiein: .
(Av!utr it.c fkiu Nil c.far una liwuu ji, uImi
lu irti tlu niur ontlm-iiik- m luu lam um.,tii
of h Or on a U.i d a a I of.niii.m f w Avmiom
tucmiiic3f. niumyj, i,ru. Vaua li a Co A-u
rilioul.K V.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Hiu oilvo tia-i. atluc iiooi. p 'riiiHiiei.ii J
uio.til ihu ur.yiA ..ue o "ii mu uitiioa li
n'm loe I 1.1 il . i. tltiiia. ttlli koki. u iln l i
,. , lie wi'l e t. tx-in ut Hin'iuta. r, .
mm . fire o' co u . 1 Willi lUe me . t.t n.',
Ull in HU, UU 1 l- LO-NSUsllMU. A tllUl '
lii.i sen. lis, ,ta. i
I. i tie. ..Isjii.-u tho Vrcst-r u Iiiii. w.lt l l-"s
ai'tlruM t; A WlLeOV, utl'uuut em. '
VMM uu nnieU, . . .
ayKKdRs opbura. 1
.. . .. , ,
i i.o tt i ,
NWtou-DAlllUIV.I'lle..l-Tflih Ili:. AV f
i n iu i th a il ol jouih.u', ii,,i,m-i-ii . w.,i
lui !.- st.kei t uCs-rniir uuiuti. , , ,tti.l l.tt n,
all who nt-eo it. IU- rwuie itbtlu .u.lu lor
usakiiKin slmiiu. rciito. y b, L.U Ue . tu
t ur tl. butT-r lbl K i i ofutil uy tu t-
ve tiss . xt to true tan ut so uy itl .v.-li ji, u. ,
i-trilt ' UU.-oew.
J'lll.N 11. Of 11 IE v
. I'.'eilirHI 1. V.
, , 1
lllll I 1" -.-. t ,v,m-.,iii iu-,,
rlLLO Tt'-'e ' '.'",!,,'o "i'.'.l ''
l:. i l .
.."-t.a ijtjp
iv. 5.7
'lui' a. J tt ... -t,. . ajw
b k. j. It XiitM Jt ij. J i V
I - in i.
1 , : - - - -- , in- ,,'in .iniiviiig 11 uhui l ,1111 u' III tTUlll,
all apnea patrol forlw defence of the towi night sw.uls 0 lu teoi weuicn, tluniiei'int
ii....t V tn 1 11.. . r .. r.... V' b"i Iibru r.iiiilveimi 1 S'liu ent the mn
Haywood . lti.I.lle ex-Congressinnii rrntu 01 ,. 8J ,i,i,i,cijiamniiii a-no I c, whli sinp.
Tennessee, cumitiiltcd suicide by shoolllig tiu iii.i.toiii, tun iinuds, ua-liin-tt tlietmt, -himself,
in Lebanon, In that Sla.c on Sal-1 "tfr. ;KSK Pa,
unlay niniiilng. lie was about fifty years , i!,u u u . neavi ,0 ill mi eye ids lieqin lit
of ug.' nud leaves n wife and four clilldreii. Iikck i olUlrlo" t t fo 0 tint 11 es, w t 1 si tTut.
For several montln ho had been in bail , ."' '! , ' '',". ,; ,'J'V.",".
,,,,,, 1 1 1 , , ,,. , 'rt.illlii.il III Fl.o 1 ll 1 lie 01 n l 1-ot le-I11I fo.U
lieallli, being tiiniKlleil to leavo Uasbtng- I A-k ftu H. I'.KtJMtBi.'J lUTVt.lt Wl.M-.olr"
ton during the legular res-iou on tliat nt-- ; ltilK. ni.d In o liioi I.er. .s'. vmir ilniRg st
count, undhia mind was uirected by pu ' ",.0.,""'i 1 i'.,l',,Vx,orl,'.,i,., fv,1,
, . , ... r . j , !. KU.'l.Mi N . 2,. ?! I.ll Ttluln Ptlt el. 1 lu )..
j ' V Kmiki'l's HltMl Illi- f Iron,
I n,,, mvlr i,nn uumn to Ml in the ri re nt
..i.d( niton, 101 w.tn svm 11 in-, mlipp.st.
i.ii, " it ion in--. ,1 i,ii-ii.,ii. . milieu V ill
1,1 ei'iniK! we.KiieM, nor 01 ut Ol'l'ltse. WlOu,
,1,, ToiM initioing 11 Onoi i anr 01 01 crulli,
ccioii u. aiivicu uiei oi.c.t,np t.urcrteub
UUivh
11 orillM. (il'li:s. tini'lni.
r. P. Ku kil s Wi. iiisnupiievtrt lit totio.
.'"V 11.1.11 mil t-tiauoch ,M,nn-. in,
Ku" 0 "10 'I"" "ICCCS nil ul.ra.ts.l 0.1 IB
, mo. ,ui. !onu 111 two hours a Ivo Willi
hw.o, 11U no teenul.l r -uiotol. 1 1 niiuaii rtuire
tei ct.es it ii w Woinis cai. ua r move.1 mi tuh.
ZSSn.',' .'..."io'cior Witt
whether o not lie 11 iti-nt hj worms, 'ri.oiiif
ii.'Unire tl in tlii.Iy with tttirii .. ai d do ut ;
JKU1.? ".niVi
ttla eye", (iwo. Ins ill it t lu 1 the uomt.cu tw
iesNiitiitui ariiiilit.vot ilia ieo u, v cuing c
the hoio, t-ou L. level, Itciiillstitt Ihe stal.luuil.
cie. 1 nt uic.'iii tn tmnetit glows tudr d
,i..o, litkllii,- A-iil It si it ton 11 ill nuns ill
theM" n.-iuiiif rui, nu 11 uru trim f uu, wi ri. .
... V hU.tK L'd e. On .1 t-V ,01' never Is It
t ien ova I. e 0. iMoe. i 0 ne 1 01 Ho, r ix
tatiics IcrSTii'i. tFir',ni Wuriii wt le nnd
u'Uisti 1 the iiuetoi.) s'ni u I otn. r ,iiu f vt n,
ihll 'f st lim ..nil, s.ltll nli.l it i.e Ii is 1 in, 1.
M'i'.iti lit. Ii. 1'. ICU -Kt.1, itv X. Mutii t..
I'l it no )lia. 1'a. .ttlviee t. lu 1 1 fieeisfiot
Uit-C UCIll slailil. Jliltll c Dl.
ilOihlll Illi pi ll ess'.
II 1 1 li nw II !j.pr.M ni I't lu-lt'H Vn th 't
iI.h r p. nH'-cor Mil tot itit- miv witla".. tin?
10J II Of L'V.Tl' I.IH WllO Wilt URO
Wniit's Liter Pills.
tiioo'i'v UioCVltK fir loii'M tAvr DvsM'it
a. iiovl ic it, tihti Mtt iu it'll tjini t p.i n. 1, Dj
' U . X ittt . (ii.il fill It. !! I ' 11. ni mil h tin.!
11 .u't iji- r.Vi. Nu " t ''mm . uiiii hh if 11
ut Wi'if.i i i il ' tt i'"iu lniunt w 11
nut MK'ii'V M'i (1 onii f ct'ii ) irnx In U;ii- K'k
KolIei-tV Lo,7' I US .. r-..li ftuiiua
DR. H;RTER'S
I'lirlDcs, Itnrlt lien, 3I r. Ctiltirand
Voile to the lllootl ; t tiicrco'.r.s tho
quantity n.i wll the yioi.'fi, yio
ing IVyoc, Vitality, JCncrift',
lnccr and Life it'tlf-
It t" especially nd pied to Fcmn e I)'scr.si-a.
1 iudivi Wo, tie- Irom
uii.li k or anc ther
can c. o nit .1 Ii-ic'tiilai' 01 ili'iau- il 10 nthl
veriods. tnlling t f tl o w inh, nausea 111 in-cir.
'in lev. stcrl.l.'v, cnuiiLc 1,1 tile, tic.
Dr. Harter's Liver Pills
fxinuirctlio two 1 is-f ntli q n in s of a Finn ly
I'llt. Tacy ait nsnmihi an oMui'it pu cca'.it
it thes mt timo to tlio IiO'llavtr fills ctcr
t IT.'.c 1 lo llio pul I'c. lui-ni)
A FREE GIFT !
nf -1 coin- t.t ti y MrDlCAl CCVStON'
sl..si:il iK, lit in p. th.,11 MflTHiluirW'it.i
C0.MJIl' IM.N. .H1MU. ( ATVI.R 1 It ml Cllin t .
ivm iFVuiCic oi;ii in i-.ua i' jiu a i unu
H It lOattUlc HLli'.' ltl. I UU JC lit . Ostlir-
Kuiinp i lit tftio vi mr f'1'iiM-j T m Fiixii
v riri mlv i.liut.ni tl. (i 4 .1 1 I' no 37P.I lim
lliMiluN tl 11 It Milt Uih, HI tlCplOU 11.(711 . f
(inn it.i Kii(a mntiv itviii, i'i iiiitl.i'l;ib li ri
tint Hi' m ot ci tu" i n i'. i .1 1, nii'l
Lull h, . k i spi'i ril turd Iff in ' i i.o. ii nt Mru
Abit.i', J r.. i. WCLb t, lfi'iiii'i,
t Jin 8 h4
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
A O.i ( em hu t r.viDfc' lilt ti lo.ltnnln"H tti
riiiuiirt u;ioiCi tnini i n in th- r Ijiim.
i f Ci I'D li;' u en ut i'i nui ty ii u ni'.ht li
ii ti e 1 i-liy-icl iif, il irM tu n :t otantuur
tji- viiii i nv s ("('pBtu 'ii cvt ly o rt-) it
ihu i' i 111 c.m Wi 1' . Hun . jJr nchUH C n l ,
O lil' o nauii'liotl ttldtil) . HVrllotH of U.o
J.J ii t til iiiiut hln ttil wwl I lie lupf,
fii i' ul lit ifir, to nil wliu i.i'nir U, ,t (no wnl
im 1 tl ill rlut,rKto IjA'Ii.-u , 1)1 U,
I.b-iiv.;t uw Vir. iiil mi)
It. A ni-I.TZ. rcHitt-ctiiiilr iu nrrnrcw 10 Ilia
reo'it ol la- iMh.iiai-i v.einut tint he Inn
lnro- a.r in', tn.a i uir tl olv'lTr i,,eio itita
the HU r 1,1:111011 t (JAI. i nm tho l climb,
ton I't'iiot ol in I, h j'.'i ,v tfa q , lilt., i.t ihu
t a ow.u Low I'n tcs i
tove 13 SJ per ("ll
rccntnui a per ton
No 1 1 ?5 per tun
STRICTLY FOR CASH
1. nvo vt u.-Or.t'-m it lu llRIco IllvIC St ,
oi.i"hl i.ti.t. I in. .le So loe. , mi nlll l.tnl hv
i ri'U. it hi1, i iltvircu, uiuiy Io.Vio.1 ih ir"e ou
loo.e i l CO . ijSlir?' l)k. Z.
.. aicus-.ai.
ichijtUiou, i .
"WHAT
HANDSCMZ GOODS!
AND WII A T A
SPLENDID VAHIETY !
Is tho rnlrcrral Ver.Hct of nil nlct Kiamlni
the Auw, Fnah Spring Mock uf
Cloths, MmMes & Snipsfc
Por MK.V'S, IiqWnWarCTirs w'KAff,
lll.t T'CUte iillliutolt.lit.llAN'r 1'Ali.UK-.
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The Popular Clothing House
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Uvery Deparmi.nt la lull ami coiuplotc with
tliu Latest .Nt.wlllts.
rcrfeet FltaiinJ Uowe.i Prie." the molto
nu 2l-lf 11.11. l'l.Ti:lt ., All
jA. C;ii'tl to Ifatlieipi
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thai
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Ihu lli lllmrop iisln-'li liAuiiii.t AoV't-air,
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pose ut
ibilESS' MAKING,?
wlcre she will ho timeli pltne. to a.tia Brit.
I.it'ly Iriei.ils nii'l Mil others lutere-i.,. j&i
iiiotio U-lntf lo plena, nil who mnv rr4sbti)uri
with their i.i Iron e. mil huviiu b..l nianV
j-ojis ejpenei ce lu both t'lty anil I'oumiyj
all. then-fore em tul v iel .-nvjuiibn h-ir
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March 22, 187V. aitui. E. HltlDLEH.
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llio V.tUito of
nmuel llrkeillnr.l It ol the Hoitiugli ul Lti-
mgu tm, t-ji.Kio t Limit. I'l-miayltit .i , ha
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hu i nil lima, having claim-or ,..i n its wul
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